1. What is the main goal of cybersecurity in health care?

a) To protect patient data from unauthorized access and use

b) To prevent cyberattacks on medical devices and systems

c) To ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards

d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

Rationale: Cybersecurity in health care aims to safeguard

the confidentiality, integrity and availability of patient data,

medical devices and systems, as well as to comply with

relevant laws and regulations.

2. Which of the following is an example of a cyberattack

on a medical device?

a) A hacker remotely alters the settings of an insulin pump

b) A malware infects a computer that stores patient records

c) A phishing email tricks a nurse into revealing her

password

d) A ransomware encrypts the data on a hospital server

Answer: a) A hacker remotely alters the settings of an

insulin pump

Rationale: A cyberattack on a medical device is an

intentional act that compromises the functionality or safety

of the device, such as changing its parameters, disabling its

features or causing it to malfunction.

3. What is the role of human behavior in cybersecurity in

health care?

a) Human behavior is irrelevant to cybersecurity in health